Showing posts with label Titas Sarangi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Titas Sarangi. Show all posts

Titas Sarangi: Figures of Thought: Collegiate Voices across Spaces

The Red Pleasure

A dress covers the wound.
A smile is always bound
to show happiness. A tear,
helps us to get rid of fear.
But an injured mind
fails what it wants to find.

Deep depression, dark eyes
Wounded soul itself dies
Silent bleeding, sounds of moan
Obstructs her to groan
Manual pleasure, loud and loud
Covers the sun by the cloud.

Red eyes, red lips, the red hole
Undresses her to find the mole
The pain, the irreparable loss
Curses her for no cause
Over a deer, like lions roar
Look, she's not virgin anymore.
***


To Love

Anything more pure than Love?
More peaceful and more honest?
Is it a free flying bird?
Decent, positive and a little  modest.

Don't know how to describe you
Free you're, but you bind
I again fail to catch your view
You're easy, but tough to find.

Are you the cooling breeze?
Comfortable enough, you're the win
Between heaven and earth, you're the bridge
Though you've the power to ruin.

You're the thunderstorm, the lead,
Limitation's, you force the heart to bleed.
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Author's Bio:  Titas Sarangi (b. 2002) writes poems, stories and novels from Jhargram, West Bengal. An ardent reader and admirer of Indian epics, her poems and essays have appeared in prestigious newspapers, journals and magazines both in Bangla and English. Set to begin her undergraduate journey this year, Titas is an aspiring engineer and a committed animal lover.

Poetry Debut: Titas Sarangi, India

Titas Sarangi is a student of class XI in a Govt school at Jhargram, West Bengal. She is a bilingual writer, a passionate lover of animals. She has two unpublished novels in Bangla. She can be reached at: jaydeepsarangi@gmail.com


No Use

Loving nature, cheering paddy field
only darkness is the shield
to protect the charm?
Ouch! It must harm.
Her soft innocent feet
can’t bear. It’s all bleed.

The darkness, cruel thunder
urges her to get rid of hunger
over the rain, the undeserved flood.
The calm, cool, composed snake
drinks the  passion from her cheek.
The lightening, black cloud
disfigures her to scream loud.
The uncontrolled, loud cold breath
takes her into the depth.
The coming dawn can’t reduce
her pain. Now, she is for no use.

I’m Draupadi , the queen
I’m Razia, I win
Every battle... Me, Joan of Arc
Still I’ve the turned mark.

I’m Ganges, I’m the flow
I’m Durga, I never low
I’m the power, the will
I’m writer’s lucky quell.
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A Poem

Loving nature, cheering paddy field
only darkness is the shield
to protect the charm?
Ouch! It must harm.
Her soft innocent feet
can’t bear. It’s all bleed.

The darkness, cruel thunder
urges her to get rid of hunger
over the rain, the undeserved flood.
The calm, cool, composed snake
drinks the  passion from her cheek.
The lightening, black cloud
disfigures her to scream loud.
The uncontrolled, loud cold breath
takes her into the depth.
The coming dawn can’t reduce
her pain.
Now, she is for no use.